Michael B. Jordan did not mind keeping Black Panther 2 a secret. The actor garnered much appreciation for his role as Killmonger in the movie. The Marvel movie became an instant hit amongst the fans for its unique plot and colorful characters set in an alternate world. As a result of the success, the fantasy movie made a comeback for a sequel.

Now, keeping a new project under wraps is extremely important for the whole cast and crew. It is done to avoid leaks regarding the cast, set, and more. A movie of this scale was no exception. Jordan recently appeared for an interview where he revealed the measures he took to keep the film under wraps from the public eye.

Michael B. Jordan revealed how he traveled on a private jet to keep Black Panther shooting a secret

Keeping a movie a secret for months during the shoot is no easy task. Michael B. Jordan knows it all too well. He recently appeared on the Jimmy Fallon show to talk about the experience of shooting for the movie. He talked about how he managed to keep it all a secret. “I had to really keep it under the wraps you know?” he explained. He grew his hair and wore a cap and hoodies. “I had to fly private which isn’t too bad,” he smirked as the audience laughed.

The movie was directed by Ryan Coogler, with Walt Disney distributing it. Along with Jordan, Angela Bassett also played in one of the lead roles as Queen Ramonda, which won her an Oscar nomination. The actor also acknowledged the passing away of Chadwick Boseman, who played the main character in the first part.

Everyone moved ahead to make the sequel by keeping the actor in mind. The Without Remorse actor’s cameo in the sequel came as a surprise for the fans. He is also busy on other projects, such as making another installment of the movie series Creed.

He is not only playing the lead character Adonis Creed but is also directing the movie. Perhaps the actor will reprise his role in a third part of the Marvel movie.

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